6.6 When a 0.3885 M HCI solution is used to titrate 6.7 ml of a borate solution, the initial volume on the burette is 0.82 ml and the final volume is 18.15 ml. What is the molarity of this borate solution? (This data will be used in the next question.) (Give 4 digits of the calculator answer) O a. 0.01258 M O b. 0.5024 M O c. 0.08426 M O d. none of these O e. 1.452 M O f. 1.005 M Og. 0.001005 M Given the molarity of Borate in question 6.7, what is the value of Ksp from this solution? (Give 4 digits of the calculator answer) (This answer will be needed in the next question). 9--OL X Ob. none of these O c. 12.25 O e. 4.060 Og. 0.5074 6.8 Given the value of Ken from this solution in the previous question, what is MacBook Air

6.6 When a 0.3885 M HCI solution is used to titrate 6.7 ml of a borate solution, the initial volume on the burette is 0.82 ml and the final volume is 18.15 ml. What is the molarity of this borate solution? (This data will be used in the next question.) (Give 4 digits of the calculator answer) O a. 0.01258 M O b. 0.5024 M O c. 0.08426 M O d. none of these O e. 1.452 M O f. 1.005 M Og. 0.001005 M Given the molarity of Borate in question 6.7, what is the value of Ksp from this solution? (Give 4 digits of the calculator answer) (This answer will be needed in the next question). 9--OL X Ob. none of these O c. 12.25 O e. 4.060 Og. 0.5074 6.8 Given the value of Ken from this solution in the previous question, what is MacBook Air

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